The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-26

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unpnblished poems Of john q. SAKE
viii soon BE- given 70 the pablo. A seyiv'
81 Of The gsnisi ysrmopi poet 10 due.
W. L. Bsbbit. civil engineer for The Cen
trail Vermont. vent 10 Barre Tuesday mora.
ing 10 survey for Abe location Of the mes
line 70 willianssovn.
DR.. Webb is rushing business all along
the lake shore Al Darlington aud making
extensive improvements which will great
ly besniify that locality.
DR.. W. 3. Webb went through here
Saturday IN his private car attached 10 the
regular sleeping train. He was Oh bis way
from Burlington 10 New York.
Captain John Sheldon OF Burlington IL
to command Major we,mores steam yacht
Dolphin on the lake this season. The
Dolphin was formerly owned by, Mr..
Howard s. Jatfrey Of New York. aud was
built in 1879.
The boiler in the steam saw mill at
North Williston exploded about ! o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. partially wrecking the
mill, blowing one end Of the boiler com
pletely ont and doing considerable dam
age otherwise. Fortunately none OF the
workmen were near the boiler when the
explosion occurred. but an employe some
distance away was slightly injured by fly
ing debris. The mill WAS the property Of
John Whitcomb aud the damage will be at
least $500.
The United Stascx circuit court, which
convened At Windsor, Tuesday, Judges
Wheeler and Wallace presiding, adjourned
Wednesday for want OF funds to pay wit
nesses. owing to the failure Of the def
cheney appropriation bill. The libel suit
OF Lamson against Shsnks was dismissed
from the court on account OF an error in
the writ, but the plaintiffs were subse-
quently permitted to amend and the case
was set down for the next term Of court at
Rutland.
The Lake Chsmplsin Yacht club i
booming, W. II. H. Murray received word
Wednesday from five prominent owners Of
yachts in Boston who are not as yet men,
bers Of the club. stating that they would
like to compete in regatts here this fall
il one is to be held. Prominent New York
gentlemen not heretofore heard from,
have also expressed their interest in the
club iD an assuring manner and altogeth-
er the outlook could not well be more fiat
tering.
l.. NJ. Ainsworth. while blasting in q
granite quarry ct Barre Tuesday, was in
staptly killed by premature explosion.
The Grand Masonic bodies OF this state
will eet in Burlington, beginning on
Tuesday, June IA. with the Grand Com
mandery, the grand lodge, of which Marsh
o. Perkins of Windsor is the grand mas.
ter, will meet on Wednesday and Thurs.
day. The grand chapter will meet on
Friday aud will he in charge Of NJ Z
Hasklus OF Brattlebo %, the
grand high priest These annual gather
ings are u source OF great benefit to the
craft and at them old associations are
revived.
Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
md baffled the medical profession more
han nasal catarrh While not immedi.
.tely fatal IL is Que OF the most distressing,
,auseous and disgusting ills the flesh is
leir to. and the records show very few or
10 cases OF radical cures OF chronic catarrh
~ any OF the multitude of modes Of treat
nent until the introduction OF Ely's
Jream Balm few years ago. The sue
less OF this preparation has been most
,ratifying aud surprising.